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| − | Murphy's Law dictates that if you do lock yourself out of your car, the weather is going to be inclement. It could cause you to be late for an extremely important obligation. You do not have to be in this situation. Take the following tips to heart, and you won't have to worry as much the next time you need to call a locksmith.
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| − | If you're locked outside of your home, don't use a locksmith who wants to replace the lock. A well-qualified locksmith should have the ability to open almost all doors without needing to replace the entire lock. Replacing the lock can rack up an unnecessary bill.
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| − | When you paint your house, be sure to cover the locks prior to painting. If you paint over the key hole and seal it, the key won't fit in and you'll need to contact a locksmith. Covering all your locks can eat some time, but it's a lot faster and cheaper than using a locksmith to change them all.
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| − | Get a receipt once the work is done. Most locksmiths are of course honest, but there are scam artists out there. A receipt provides legal backup for you. Keep the receipt to ensure you have it available if a payment issue comes up later.
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| − | You want to make sure the locksmith is credentialed before entering your home. Check the ID to make sure the address matches the business you called. Make sure the phone number is the same. Due to the Internet, it is very easy to make sure if someone is trustworthy.
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| − | Find a locksmith who has a great reputation. While it's not required, knowing that they keep current with technology and trends is reassuring. Additionally, the locksmith is less likely to be disreputable.
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| − | Before you hire any locksmith, you must look for reviews online to learn more about them. There are a lot of websites with reviews that you can find if you just look. Do not use a site that is affiliated with any particular locksmith or locksmith group. Also try checking with your local BBB before you hire a locksmith.
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| − | Find a locksmith who has current credentials and stays active in learning more about his trade. While it's not required, knowing that they keep current with technology and trends is reassuring. It will give you peace of mind that your locksmith is not a shady character.
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| − | Check the identification of the locksmiths when they arrive. Tell the person you're speaking with on the phone that you expect proper identification to be shown. Professionals should be in uniform and have ID on them at all times.
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| − | Ask the locksmith how long he or she has worked. The longer the better, as longevity usually means they have offered good, reliable service for the community. Limited experience should be a red flag.
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| − | Prior to engaging the services of a locksmith, ask how long the business has been in operation. If it's been a while, they are more likely to be trustworthy. If a locksmith doesn't have much experience, you should use caution.
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| − | Getting locked out of anywhere can be annoying, but in many cases it turns into a disaster. A broken key can cause you a lot of tension and stress. This article will ensure you aren't left in the lurch.
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